During hyperinflations, the velocity of money generally increases because
A) money is no longer a good store of value, so people spend it slowly.
B) money is better store of value, so people spend it immediately.
C) economic agents have irrational expectations.
D) money is no longer a good store of value, so people spend it immediately.
Which one of the following statements is true of the Consumer Price Index?
A) It does not take account of the price of imported goods and services.
B) It measures changes in prices of a fixed basket of goods.
C) It does not take into account the price of used goods.
D) It understates the true rate of inflation.
As the dollar depreciates relative to the Russian ruble, U.S. goods become cheaper for
Russians to purchase. Therefore, in the foreign exchange market, the
A) supply curve of dollars is downward sloping.
B) demand curve for dollars is downward sloping.
C) supply curve of euros is downward sloping.
D) demand curve for euros is upward sloping.